art

Tomorrow at the AGO, you can join the gallery in celebrating the opening of “Before and after the Horizon: Anishinaabe Artists of the Great Lakes,” an exploration and celebration of over 12,000 years of Anishinaabe storytelling and art-making in the Great Lakes region. Featuring work by past and contemporary artists, the show also extends into the… Read More »

I’ve discovered air-conditioned bliss, and it only costs $15; (or $12 with student ID or a Gardiner membership). This summer, head to the Gardiner Museum on Wednesdays, Fridays or Saturdays for drop-in clay classes—no experience required. Here’s why it’s awesome: your hands don’t have be strong, or coordinated, you don’t even have to be artistic… Read More »

Sistering has teamed up with 6 Toronto lifestyle bloggers to design pieces for Spun Goods, a unique event featuring wares produced by members of Spun Studio. Spun Studio is a textile studio working with women affected by homelessness, poverty, and marginalization from mainstream economic opportunities. The results were showed off at a recent launch event held… Read More »

Normcore, blue & pink hair flowing every which way, pigtails & plaid: OCAD is full of some stylin’ people. We visited the campus on opening night to snap the art, action, and outfits. Check out the photos below!

I really do think a beautiful, clean space is required for the production of great art. Obviously great art has been and will continue to be created without it, but in an ideal world everyone who wanted/needed it would have access to a clean work surface, high ceilings, white walls, and natural light. This kind… Read More »

Do you like burlesque and books? Then the Spur Festival (April 3-6 in Toronto) has an event for you! Literary Cabaret: Signal, Verse, Noise  takes place on April 5th at the Arts and Letters Club (14 Elm St.) at 8 pm. The evening features stories and performances from artists and speakers like  Sean Michaels, author of… Read More »